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BI-SEXUALITY IN RELATIONSHIPS??

27 replies

kittylette · 20/11/2006 23:06

Does anyone one have experiences of this (whether its you thats bi, or your partner)? and how does it affect your relationship?

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VeniVidiVickiQV · 20/11/2006 23:07

Oh no, are you sure you want to post another thread in relationships???

kittylette · 20/11/2006 23:08

lol,

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hunkermunker · 20/11/2006 23:09

Kittylette, I thought it was going to be our little secret?

kittylette · 20/11/2006 23:10

well, seeing as though your sleeping with my hubby, its only fair i get some too

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Carmenere · 20/11/2006 23:10

Let me guess, your dh wants you to sleep with a woman and let him watch?
Usually ends in trouble from what I hear.

hunkermunker · 20/11/2006 23:10

And you are better than him, that's true

AitchTwoOh · 20/11/2006 23:11

why do you ask, kittylette?

expatinscotland · 20/11/2006 23:12

fgs, kitty.

find a sex site.

kittylette · 20/11/2006 23:12

no, im bisexual, have always been - i fancied women wayyy before men,

i was just wondering how others cope? having a side of you that needs to be repressed?

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kittylette · 20/11/2006 23:15

geez expat, tis only a question

im hardly asking for emails of tit photos, lmao

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VeniVidiVickiQV · 20/11/2006 23:17

Thats a bit harsh expat

kittylette · 20/11/2006 23:35

nope, just me then, lol

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AitchTwoOh · 20/11/2006 23:40

i wouldn't be awfully surprised if people were fighting a bit shy of you after your last 'let's get everyone talking' thread, kitty. if you're serious about getting some support with this issue then i'd maybe leave it awhile and post again.

kittylette · 20/11/2006 23:45

oh, no im ok, im not after any support thanks - im fine with it and so is my DF,

just thought it would be an interesting discussion,

xx

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Quootiepie · 20/11/2006 23:45

well... im not sure the "liking women" side is supressed in a relationship, if your say married, you dont look at other blokes if your straight, so if your married an Bi, youdont look at men or women... I wouldnt imagine you would be married to fulfill the men bit, then have a female partner to fulfill the women bit? Does that make sense??

kittylette · 20/11/2006 23:47

i see your point quootie,

but ive never had a relationship with a woman so do feel repressed

the same way i would if i was still a virgin and hadnt slept with a man,

its two completely different things you see

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lou33 · 20/11/2006 23:54

when you say relationship is that a euphemism for sex?

are you in a serious relationship atm?

fireflyxmasfairylights2 · 20/11/2006 23:58

I know a married woman, she has a female lover. No problems in the relationship as far as I know..

How do you know you are bisexual kitty if you have never had a relationship with another woman?

kittylette · 21/11/2006 00:03

beacause i am totally attracted to women, alot more so than men, but i love my partner to death, so cannot go there! although he wouldnt mind, i couldnt justify it

and firefly, would you ask a virgin how she knows she is straight be cause shes not slept with a man yet?

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fireflyxmasfairylights2 · 21/11/2006 00:26

No, I wouldn't. But it just isn't the same. A virgin will have had no sexual experiences, you have.

lulumama · 21/11/2006 00:28

if totally attracted to women...how have you been able to supress this and have this fantastic and fulfilling and very sexual relationship with DH? not having a go...genuinely interested...although i am very tired so if i don;t post again tonight it is because i am asleep!

Bananaknickers · 21/11/2006 21:45

[hmmm]

ilovecaboose · 21/11/2006 21:49

I really don't see why it is a problem.

My dp is bi. It has absolutely nothing to do with our relationship. It means he fancies (and has dated) people of both sexes. That's it. He's relationship now is with me. He has chosen a partner (ireguardless of whether male/female) so therefore it doesn't matter.

I know am not bothered cos I don't see why it would affect my relationship with him.

lazyanna · 21/11/2006 22:26

God I wish my DH was Gay - neat and tidy, high levels of personal grooming, and no reminding me how manyyears it is since we had sex.

UnquietDad · 21/11/2006 23:20

"cannot go there! although he wouldnt mind"

Can I just say "I'll bet he wouldn't!!" and leave it at that...